LEAKED: PS5 pro expected release date, 8k gaming and more

Specs leaked of the PS5 Pro.

LEAKED: PS5 pro expected release date, 8k gaming and more

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In November 2020, Sony released the highly anticipated PlayStation 5, wowing gamers with its remarkable hardware, immersive gaming experiences, and innovative DualSense controller. The standard edition is priced by Sony at $499, and the digital edition is priced at $399. Now a new leak has surfaced, which has caught the eye of the people.

The few leaks posted online have gathered information suggesting that the PS5 Pro may be on its way to the gaming world. These leaks reveal details about its processor and the quality of gaming it will support, along with a rumored release date. This article will give you everything you need to know about the expected release of the PS5 Pro.

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All the Leaks regarding PS5 Pro

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Sony has a history of releasing other versions of their gaming consoles, such as the PS4 Slim and PS4 Pro, which they released after 2 and 3 years, respectively, following the release of the original PS4. According to some leaks, Sony may be doing the same with the PS5 Pro, expected to release in November 2024. Reports indicate that Sony has been actively working on the console for the past two years, aiming to deliver the best possible experience to players.

Reports state that the Pro console is going by the codename “Project Trinity.” The testing of the demo console is currently in full flow, with the team actively checking for flaws or errors to remove and focusing on areas that need improvement. The development team is aiming to deliver the dev kits to game developers by the end of 2023 so that they can make content customized for them.

The PlayStation 5, while powerful, can struggle to maintain a high FPS at a stable 4K resolution. However, the Pro console traditionally prioritizes enhancing gameplay and power over its predecessor. Sony expects the PS5 Pro console to feature 30 WGP and 18000mts memory, significantly improving performance at 4K and enabling impressive visuals at an astonishing 8K resolution.

As of yet, Sony has not confirmed anything, and these details remain mere leaks. However, it would certainly be surprising if Sony decided not to release this console, considering their tradition of launching a pro version. Transitioning to an official confirmation or denial from Sony, avid gamers and enthusiasts eagerly await further updates on the potential PS5 Pro.

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